Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

The Anti-aaloo1 Republican league %
New ! ork Of winch ez-JudFe Noah DAVIS
Is president has lssu ed e. interesting and
Instructive circular L. the peopi= q New
J 1rE and other state. Among other tnIngs
contained IL lie dozeu columns Is & reply =
some q the criticisms InEI nave been made
upon me Auu-selool movement uy Demo
cratic am prohibition paper. l. the effect
that the proposed reform Is unly & ruse OIL
the part Of hepubhcau politicians In I'D
swers Z. TINS lhe league mas TINS 10 SAY
The zuIi-szioau Republican movement IL
u0t po-IucH- rr1cE. e. some have mElevo
ieltly charged il was originated uy pr
vE1e memper- @! tne pErty-cunslsrzu5
temperance AdvocaIe~-whu. believing that
the hepubhczu party contains vAs1 ms-
11rgrv q The temperance T,s1Iie Of the La
uuI. uave appealed u II. noi without bright
prospects # success ID EnusEonize the h4-
uor power Il Is & movement primarily IL
The Interests ot temperance
Nearly hat the circular Is taken up viii
extracts from the written opinions u isad-
M Republicans OF the country regarding
the reform Il Is hardly necessary Ia say
Inlr all df them Indorse II III the strongest
terms as VIII be seen ny these examples
Senator Nurril--'l hardly know q any
measure " eluE- importance WIKI lnaI o.
the Eul8-sEloaL movement
Senate Edmund--'I earnestly hope
lnll The Republican uErIy Ill every SLATE
VIII III every practical WY MAKE warfare
against The saloon system Nearly al Iha1
Ha- been done lu tHls direction. aud ! JuluE
. a Thar WI. ms. rHr... q. rra uarr I- vs4ar-
F las been auue and VII t'e Done through the
+ Republican pLrtg
senator Hoar-.Ihe pubic must look a.
. the Republican party i1r tins WORK Oh t.e
hall % The moral purify ana rlEhIe1usness
a. j. ms looked for 30 many others 10 the
same source Certainly II CAL look for DO
. ue-g D. llEI party which ls. ana 81 lJuE la,
been. supported Eul controlled by the lg-
uor selling interests q the country
Senator EvGrI--'' There H. bui one hd--
luEIe remedy Suitable o. political method.
for tins threatened sub1rilnHlluu q the
great pErIles That REMEDY il uy one Of
these parles emEnclpHLlE Itself from Lhis
mElEu c1Htru- Ill shaping the politics q the
country. and detyIug ana defeating IIs pow
e. the Republican party IL ! IhIuE pre-
pared % take TINS step ana pursue TINS pol
cv
LZ-oecreIErv v Iudout-' 10 Other or
EEulzaIllL IL elual o. THIS EreEl WORK The
Democrat PARTY. bound hAnd and foot by
the nguor power. VIII not DO nor IVY % d.
j, The prohluIuuu uHrry. IhuuFh willing
cannot d. u any more than TIE old EB1l-
uuu parry colll nave MADE ana enforced
Tie immortal proclamation II freedom
IN Massachusetts, SENATOR Dave and
Hoa1 Ez-Igv Long Inward Everett
Hall G C. LoHlu au5 0tne- vel known
ana respected citizens nave ISSUED Al ID
dress u tie temperance Republicans Of Ina
STATE ur-IuE Inem o. sIEn1 uv the hepubl
can slate ana loesl nominees TINS fail LAS
yeEr Eutl-slls1I conference ls recalled
WIZ The subsequent Ecuuu u lie heuuul
CAL state convention tEvUluE The sunml-
SION u- pratluIuory Amendment D. lhs
peup.e and In- fEu d. pointed uut thai
su-l Temperance measures d. were snAcIe-
Were pAssel tg hspuhhcgl vote ArAins'
democrat upp1zu1I The address pro
cesds
an e showing o. winch rhess ART
samples white there are Individual hsput b,
hcEns VINO oppose temperance leElslAuluu q,
there are individual Democrats who tHvol
d. can ANY CANDID mEu o0uuI that d. q naT
o. unt hepuunuEI party favurs and th'
democratic pETIV opposes kAeh Is q EreE'
uGrrv WIN Ils distinctive opinion anc pol
eF uI lL TIE poilIleL ISSUE n the ga
la-la1-us l1Is q Temperance Legislation